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One of our "Small Box" dishes is eel, boiled or grilled according to your wishes, and drizzled with dashi stock chazuke-style (green tea rice soup). Our eels are specially selected daily at the Tsukiji fish market to ensure we supply you with the best quality dishes. Eel is our speciality and we ensure that we cook it so as to let you savor the flavors to the fullest. We may be a busy restaurant, but we do not let our standards drop and we ensure every visitor receives great service and hospitality, as well as great food. The restaurant is built in the traditional style from wood, giving you a taste of history.

In addition to being [fresh], sushi served at a sushi restaurant should be carefully prepared to bring out its savory taste and flavor more. If you feel like having such high-quality sushi, please visit us. Our ingredients stocked by our owner directly from a market are all carefully prepared, for example adding salt to bring out the savory taste. Please enjoy our sushi, not only its taste but also beautiful look. We serve a course menu consisting of sushi and other Japanese dishes that are also carefully prepared in our own original way. Our specialty [Sea Urchin Ice Cream and Sesame Tofu] always surprises the guests with the good aroma of Saikyo miso and sea urchin, and its salty yet sweet combination creates a surprising taste spreading in your mouth. For adults, we serve a variety of local sake from Yamaguchi (the home town of the owner) that go well with our dishes. For children, we serve a hand-roll sushi set so that the whole family can enjoy.

#Nikutoieba Matsuda is located on the 2nd floor of a building near Yamato-Yagi Station on the Kintetsu Line. The owner, a meat expert, and sommelier, opened this restaurant as the culmination of his career. The restaurant specializes in Japanese black beef, including Yamato beef, the pride of Nara Prefecture. Beginning with a "meat presentation" by the owner, you can enjoy the course full of Wagyu beef cooked in various ways, such as "Torotaku (raw meat and pickled daikon radish)," "Steak," and "Sukiyaki." The 15 or so dishes served in small portions are all excellent creations that reflect the owner's skill and sense of style. A wide variety of wines are available to match the exquisite cuisine, allowing you to enjoy a luxurious marriage. The stylish restaurant has an open kitchen, and the performances in front of you are a delight.

Second Class Tokyo is a restaurant where you can enjoy all three of the following: "Japanese style: a space full of originality while leaving the Japanese form," "Entertainment: something not found anywhere else," and "Superb taste: fresh ingredients and rare cuts of meat."

Nishiki Uoriki KYOTO TOWER SANDO branch is a bar-style restaurant. You can casually enjoy the taste of Nishiki Uoriki, an old-established restaurant founded in 1919 at Nishiki Market, "the kitchen of Kyoto." Locals and tourists have loved them for many years. Please enjoy the renowned hamo (conger eel) tempura and hamo cutlet, which are prepared by the skillful chef. They always secure the freshest conger eel by annual contract. The chef is always pursuing the best taste of conger eel, using his expert skills of selection and bone-cutting. One of the recommendations is the "Skewer Set," a well-balanced assortment of fish, vegetable, and meat skewers. The skewers go perfectly with the Shochu "Osumi" (Japanese alcohol). Located just a short distance from Kyoto Station, this restaurant is perfect for after work, during sightseeing, or even on a date.

The age has come for us to enjoy authentic sushi in a relaxed and enjoyable way, away from the traditional dining where one has to observe a number of formalities. The Sushi Onikai has adopted the concept of "sushi creations" in order to further change the casual experience of enjoying sushi. The menu is highly creative while maintaining the tradition of Edomae sushi. The restaurant offers hand-rolled tempura (tempura shrimp wrapped in seaweed) supervised by the Tempura Miyashiro, a restaurant with one Michelin star.

Located along Route 171 in Ibaraki-shi, Osaka, Teppei Ramen is known for its tonkotsu ramen, made exclusively from 100% domestically sourced pork bones. Spending a whole day preparing the soup, which takes a lot of time and effort, the restaurant is proud of its rich and thick flavor. The original noodles, blended with wheat from Hokkaido, have the perfect chewiness and go down smoothly, complementing the creamy soup beautifully. Of course, the classic "Noko Tonkotsu Teppai Ramen" is a must-try, but be sure to take on the challenge of "Specialty Cabbage Oni Mori," heaped with shredded cabbage. In the warm ambiance of the wooden interior, you'll find both counter and table seating, with couples and families enjoying their meals. The restaurant also offers a parking lot, making it convenient for various occasions.

Morimori is a restaurant specializing in rice balls recognizable by its torii gate, where the owner's dedication runs deep. It offers Omusubi (rice balls) made from plenty of carefully selected ingredients through direct negotiations with producers in each region of Japan. There are also original goods based on the "Kizuna (connection)" theme. Take-out is available at a reasonable price, too. May the best Omusubi bring you a delicious encounter.

Oniwasoto Fukuwauchi is a specialty restaurant with two different styles, attracting locals and visitors from outside of Hokkaido. It offers various kinds of Curry Udon for lunch and Shabu-shabu and Sukiyaki using Japanese black beef from Hokkaido for dinner. The lunch recommendation is the "Specialty Oniwasoto: Three Kinds," which includes sweet, medium-hot, and dry flavors to taste all of them. You can compare the three types of udon with the volume of one serving divided into three equal portions. For dinner, courses featuring Hokkaido black beef are available, with four different Shabu-shabu and Sukiyaki plans. The restaurant has a serene atmosphere inside the wall, shielding the outside world. It brings a relaxing moment for both special occasions and everyday use.